03-02-2016 09:10 AM
03-02-2016 05:26 PM
"Maxxgold" wrote:"cybercub" wrote:
Thanks and no offense but all I see is the result of various reviews that already exists out there and it's really a 50/50. One person loves one while another prefers the other option. When I clicked this forum topic I was hoping it was a direct source thought and review not the my brothers uncle former roommate said this.. The best reviewer is you and that's all what matters not what other say.
But if you have access to try both now then you have great opportunity of try before you buy.
Yes, everyone that try's both will be able to make the best choice for themselves. I'm fine with my friends thoughts on VR and I stated that most of this stuff has already been reported. This is a direct source. Someone who has actually used both.People like you run around like chickens with their heads cut off crying about the sky falling. Note to self: If you don't have anything constructive to say then just keep it to yourself.
03-02-2016 06:14 PM
03-02-2016 08:21 PM
03-02-2016 09:33 PM
"Maxxgold" wrote:
I have already stated this but paying 800 dollars and getting a game like "Work Simulator" is a clear sign that there is not a lot of options for initial release games on the Vive.
03-03-2016 05:28 AM
03-03-2016 05:57 AM
03-03-2016 07:17 AM
"zork2001" wrote:
Oculus is coming out of the gate being higher resolution DK2, Vive is coming out of the gate being the first holodeck.
03-03-2016 07:59 AM
"chtan" wrote:
I am skeptic about this claim as developer talks with figures and facts but 'feels like' is not the correct way of expression from a dev.
03-03-2016 08:23 AM
"zork2001" wrote:
Vive is coming out of the gate being the first holodeck.
03-03-2016 08:35 AM
"Ashles" wrote:"chtan" wrote:
I am skeptic about this claim as developer talks with figures and facts but 'feels like' is not the correct way of expression from a dev.
This is the most ridiculous thing I have read all day. Have you ever actually met a developer? They don't make a machine code noise when they talk. They do often have opinions, emotions and feelings on how devices feel.
I can't believe the 'skeptical' responses here. I have used both devices (for short periods of time) and nothing in the OP disagrees with my recollections (particularly the weight of the CV1 which struck me at the time as being unexpectedly light). But why people are trying to shoot down this reported experience is baffling - some people are a little too emotionally invested already in one HMD versus the other.
Clearly both devices have a lot to offer and are appealing to many people so can't we consider this an all round good thing for VR?